Need help with quilt problem
#41
Hi, I think your too critical with your seams showing. I wouldn't worry about that at all. The quilt looks beautiful.
I have had that problem at times too and Kona cloth doesn't show so use that next time and you really can't do anything about it now. Believe me your gift will be appreciated very much and no one else will see what you do. Beautiful work, be proud. GOOD JOB...
Be Happy!
jigs
I have had that problem at times too and Kona cloth doesn't show so use that next time and you really can't do anything about it now. Believe me your gift will be appreciated very much and no one else will see what you do. Beautiful work, be proud. GOOD JOB...
Be Happy!
jigs
Last edited by jigs1354; 05-07-2013 at 07:09 AM. Reason: misspelled word
#42
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Mississippi
Posts: 323
What a beautiful quilt! I find that I can not see my quilts correctly until I finish them, wait a bit and look at them from across the room. The focus will then be on your beautiful creation and not every stitch and shadow. Also, the quilting changes what you see in the quilt. It is great.... While we are working they are cutting and piecing and batting and quilting. When they are finished they are an expression of our creativity and our hearts.
Beautiful! Love to see a picture when finished!
Christine
Beautiful! Love to see a picture when finished!
Christine
#43
Your quilt is very pretty - you did a great job on it. White is always notorious for showing seams. I actually stick to White on White for fabric and to mitigate some of the seam showing I only use Snow White batting - that seems to help for me!!
#44
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Posts: 1,389
I agree! If it really bothers you why not quilt a design within the narrow strip of vertical white betweened the flying geese and it will become part of your design element. Personally, I'd call it done!
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